Brighton, MI

This Saturday, June 7th, the Brighton Optimist Club will be holding its 22nd annual Free Fishing Derby For Kids at the Brighton Millpond.

Free to kids under 16, there will be awards in various categories across three age groups, free bait, a Lil' Anglers event for children 4 years of age and younger, and a casting contest. A large display tank will show some of the better catches that day.

Bring your rod and reel and a bucket for the fish. There will be three weighing/counting stations available, and all fish are to be released after being recorded. There are some loaner rigs available and free bait, while supplies lasts. The first 400 kids registered will also get a tee shirt.

Registration starts at 7:30 am and the Derby runs 8-11 am. Souvenier picture fishing licenses are also available, but pictures must be taken prior to 10:30 am. Pizza will be served to the kids at 11. While results are being tallied, a local Jump Rope Team, the Jumpin' Allstars, will entertain the crowd. This event it totally FREE!

The Brighton Optimist Club is celebrating its 30th anniversary of "Bringing Out The Best In Kids" this year. This is the longest continually running fishing derby in the State of Michigan. Feel free to contact me with any questions about either the Fishing Derby or the Brighton Optimist Club.

Where to Turn When Your Home Doesn't Sell? If your home has just come off the market and hasn't sold don't be discouraged. The reason your home did not sell may have nothing to do with your home or the market. In reality, your home may have been one of the more desirable properties for sale.

So Why Didn't Your Home Sell?

Last year many of the homes listed for sale never sold at all and many sellers found that there was a tremendous amount of homeowner needed education on the sale of their home for top dollar in the shortest period of time.

Don't risk making the wrong choices in losing both time and money on your investment. Before you hire a realtor, know the right questions to ask to save you time and money. Here at the Fisher Team we have prepared a free special report called "How to Sell a House that Didn't Sell" which educates you on issues involved.

Before you even think about your next plan, review your previous one first using the following as a guideline.

An expired listing usually reflects a problem in one or more of these four major areas:

1. Teamwork
2. Pricing
3. Condition of your home, and
4. Marketing

Starting with teamwork-review the kind of relationship you had with your realtor. Was communication between the two of you always open, honest, and comfortable? For example did you receive detailed and dependable feedback on the progress being made on the sale of your home?

The next point to review is your asking price did it work for or against you? Keep in mind that pricing too high is as dangerous as pricing too low. How was the condition of your home?

Did your home present itself with showcase quality both inside and out? Remember there's lots of competition out there, especially from new homes and bank foreclosures. Keep in mind too that a house in move-in condition invites a sale.

And last, but not least, did your realtor best represent your needs with a solid, innovative marketing plan. Remember one of the first steps in your selling plan involves finding an agent who will best market your home. When shopping around for an agent be sure to compare their knowledge and experience. Remember that not all agents are the same and this can make the difference between selling your home for the most amount of money... Or not selling it at all.

To assist home sellers here at the Fisher Team we have prepared a special report entitled "How to Sell a House That Didn't Sell" to help avoid making the same mistakes twice you can request this free special report by simply going to our website http://nickfisherhome.com or just a call at (810) 844-2373 and please leave your name, e mail address, with a phone number and we will send you your special report.

Thank You,

Roy Malone, Loss Mitigation Expert and Short Sale Negotiator can Help you Save your Home from Foreclosure

Bad things happen to good people. Life is unpredictable, and circumstances often arise that create financial hardship making it difficult for you to make your mortgage payments.

Responsible, hard-working people often encounter unforeseen situations which affect their ability to pay their debts in a timely manner. There can be one or several contributing factors such as temporary job loss, medical illness or injury, marital difficulties, emergency repairs, high utility rates, tenant problems, or death inn the family. The possibilities are endless; everyone has a different sad story to tell.

How would your life look if you were not facing foreclosure? The time to take action is now. Focus on a better tomorrow; get help from an expert today. Roy Malone of Bloomfield Financial Services does not want to buy your home or prosper from your situation. He sincerely wants to discuss your situation and offer you the best option to help you keep your home.

Roy Malone, branch manager and foreclosure mitigation expert, can help you save your home. Foreclosure is not the end! Don't wait another day; time is of the essence! Put Roy's expertise to work for you and become another of his many happy clients.

Call Roy at 248-538-7474 today.

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Email Roy at roy@glscom.com

Roy Malone, branch manager, licensed mortgage broker, has assisted many people in the following areas:

Oakland County: Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Ferndale, Royal Oak, Oak Park, Pontiac, Waterford, Highland, Holly, Walled Lake, Holly, Rochester, Wayne County: Detroit, Romulus, Garden City, Livonia, Taylor, Dearborn Heights, Inkster, Macomb County: Chesterfield, Warren, Utica, Eastpointe, Fraser, Macomb Twp, Richmond, Genesee County: Flint, Grand Blanc and more.